Own product discovery, requirements gathering, prioritization, and delivery for B2B SaaS data products. Translate ambiguous business problems into product requirements, user stories, and technical specifications while collaborating with engineering, data, and business stakeholders. Requires strong knowledge of Snowflake, Databricks, Amazon Redshift, data engineering ecosystems, and scalable enterprise data solutions. End-to-end product management ownership is essential.
Role: Product Manager - Data
Location: Bay Area, CA (Hybrid)
Contract: 6+ Months Contract
Key Requirements:
- Demonstrated experience as a Product Manager, owning product discovery, requirements gathering, prioritisation, and delivery.
- Strong technical understanding of modern data platforms and data engineering ecosystems, including Snowflake, Databricks, and Amazon Redshift.
- Proven experience in B2B SaaS product management.
- Hands-on experience translating ambiguous business problems into clear, actionable product requirements, user stories, and technical specifications for engineering teams.
- Proven ability to collaborate closely with engineering, data, and business stakeholders to define scalable product solutions.
- Experience working with data-intensive products, analytics platforms, or enterprise data solutions is highly preferred.
- Candidates with predominantly Business Analyst or dashboard/reporting-focused backgrounds, without end-to-end product management ownership and technical data platform experience, are unlikely to be a fit.
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